So for English Language, the only real way you can "study" is learning all the formats. Now, online resources work great for this for middle school - just search up your text type and you will find great formats, structures, and useful figurative devices to include. Be familiar with this so in your exam as you're answering, you're already including a lot of the main factors on the markscheme! If you share your text types with us (on this forum, or on our mail at rx.revise@gmail.com), we'd be happy to share the formats for them.
Practise would also be super helpful, and also reading sample answers. A good way to do this is to search up "IGCSE Candidate Responses English Language". The quality will be higher than what is expected from you ofcourse, but they are wonderful models to try and work off of. If you've done a sample answer and want to see how good it is, send it in at rx.revise@gmail.com and we will share feedback.
Overall for Language, just remember your format and try your best to constantly incorporate literary devices (the acronym A RIPE FOREST is a great way to get ideas, search it up). Good vocabulary and grammar as well as spellings is a must, so make sure you leave atleast 5-10 minutes to proofread and edit your answer.
So for English Language, the only real way you can "study" is learning all the formats. Now, online resources work great for this for middle school - just search up your text type and you will find great formats, structures, and useful figurative devices to include. Be familiar with this so in your exam as you're answering, you're already including a lot of the main factors on the markscheme! If you share your text types with us (on this forum, or on our mail at rx.revise@gmail.com), we'd be happy to share the formats for them.
Practise would also be super helpful, and also reading sample answers. A good way to do this is to search up "IGCSE Candidate Responses English Language". The quality will be higher than what is expected from you ofcourse, but they are wonderful models to try and work off of. If you've done a sample answer and want to see how good it is, send it in at rx.revise@gmail.com and we will share feedback.
Overall for Language, just remember your format and try your best to constantly incorporate literary devices (the acronym A RIPE FOREST is a great way to get ideas, search it up). Good vocabulary and grammar as well as spellings is a must, so make sure you leave atleast 5-10 minutes to proofread and edit your answer.
Hope this helps! :)